The Menu screen provides all of the configuration options and status information for Vocera Vina. When you log into Vocera Vina, you see the Home screen, which lists all of the notifications sent to you and all of the conversations that you have participated in. Stopping (force quitting) the Vocera Vina app is not recommended, as unexpected behavior may result. You can log out when you are no longer using it. When you are using Vocera Vina on an Apple iOS device, you can set notifications when the app starts, and you can also set notifications in your device settings. To install Vocera Vina, you can either visit the Apple App Store directly or install from your browser.

These topics are useful to you if you are an administrator who is responsible for ensuring that the devices in use at your facility have their Vocera Vina apps configured properly.

Enable these features with the checkboxes in the 'Other spoken items' section of the preference pane.If your facility has not upgraded its Vocera Platform to version 6.4 or later, you may see a popup dialog box displayed on your screen that warns you not to install a new version of Vina. You can have the system announce when an application needs your attention, speak the text under the mouse or speak the selected text when a predefined key is pressed. Do this by choosing 'Edit phrase list' from the popup menu, adding the phrase, and then selecting the blank space from the popup menu.Īlso, some new features have been added (as a side note, some of these features were previously available with other Apple software, such as At Ease, but never before in the Finder). If you want Jaguar to speak only the alert text and not any prefix, you must enable 'Speak the phrase' and add the phrase ' ' (a single space) to the list. The behavior has changed in Jaguar, however, so unless you also have it 'Speak the phrase,' you will hear 'Alert From TextEdit' before the alert! Choose the new Spoken User Iterface tab and then check the box labeled 'Speak the alert text' to enable Talking Alerts.

Talking Alerts have been placed in the Speech panel of System Preferences (surprise, surprise). With the release of 10.2, Talking Alerts have returned. Another great feature that was missing in earlier Mac OS X releases was 'Talking Alerts.' With Talking Alerts on, your Mac would read all dialog boxes to you in the voice of your choice, and you could even throw in random words like 'Pay Attenetion Dumbo' or 'Oh My'.

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